When it comes to unique bedroom furniture, few can compete with Rampage Jackson’s legendary octagon-shaped bed. During a recent podcast with Youssef Zalal, Jackson revealed the wild backstory behind his custom sleeping arrangement.
The bed wasn’t just about making a style statement – it served a practical purpose.
“At the time, my kids were young, my two Japanese kids were really young. They’re like Irish twins, about 14 months apart, and they would get wild wrestling with each other. I used to worry about them falling off my bed.”
The custom-designed piece featured a headboard mimicking an octagon shape with chain-link-style wrapping and required a specially cut mattress. Perhaps most notably, the custom silk satin sheets alone cost a staggering $2,200.
“My dumb a*s didn’t think about the sheets,”
Jackson admitted with a laugh. When questioned about the bed’s capacity, he playfully claimed it could sleep eight people, though his podcast companions were quick to challenge that assertion.
Strong Stance on Family Values
Jackson’s commitment to family values made headlines during his appearance on a Rumble stream with influencer Sneako. When asked about his reaction if his daughter ever wanted to create content on OnlyF*ns, Jackson responded unequivocally that he would disown her.
He elaborated on his position, explaining it comes from wanting an open relationship with his daughter:
“I want to have a close relationship with my daughter where she could tell me anything. I would probably be like what are you doing it for? Are you doing that for money? I will give you money. You don’t need it.” Jackson, who became a father at 21, emphasized his responsibility to provide financially for his daughter to prevent her from feeling compelled to join such platforms.
Future Plans in Boxing and Entertainment
Beyond MMA, Jackson is transitioning into entertainment, having launched Rampage ‘n J Productions with Joel Silverman. “My boy J’s a genius and he’s been fam for year… I’m excited to bounce into the acting and producing ring,” Jackson stated.
